I'm happy to announce that MooTools has released version 1.2 of their excellent JavaScript library. MooTools, which stands for 'My Object Oriented Tools', was developed in 2006 by Valerio Proietti and his colleagues.

The MooTools Group class makes event-driven, object-oriented JavaScript where asynchronous events depend on each others' completion a breeze.

This article is a follow-up on my previous post on writing a linked list class in MooTools. In that post, I offered an implementation of a singly-linked list in JavaScript and gave a challenge: To reverse a linked list in place.

A commonly used data structure in Java and other programming languages is the linked list. It is similar to an array in that it is a way to store a collection of objects in sequence, however unlike an array you cannot access items in the collection.

This challenge is to write a function that takes an amount of change and returns a String Array with the coins to dispense.

To create a navbar with a subnav (drop down menu for instance) with a delay before closing using jQuery (jQ) follow this code.

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One of my minor frustrations on the MooTools download page has always been having to manually select each component to add. Here I will show you how to select all components at once!

In this article I will explore the use of the JavaScript date object and its methods. We won't be using any JavaScript libraries because the existing API is quite adequate, and most libraries don't really offer much in the way of extensions anyway.